@SpamShieldArcticWolf: "I'm running Red Hat 9.  Surprisingly, it didn't come with Xine.
There have been several posts that Xine is a pretty good video/movie player,
but I'm afraid to even try to install it.  I've had my share of dependency
aggrevations.
Are there any movie/video player that will install EASILY, without dependecy
errors,..."
    @laidlaws: "<quote>
I didn't configure anything Peter.  That was how it came (Knoppix).
Doug.
Registered Linux user No. 277548.
Linux: in a world without fences, who needs Gates?"
    @ptb: "<quote>
It's your choice to have it that way.  The logic is implacable: you
can't complain about what follows either from your action or your
inaction, because if you don't like the default setting, you can change
it.  Apt can behave dangerously if you want it to.
  force-yes
	      Force  yes;  This	 is  a dangerous option that will
	      cause apt to continue without prompting  if  it  is
	      doing  something potentially harmful. It should not
	      be used except in very  special  situations.  Using
	      force-yes can potentially destroy your system! Con
	      figuration Item: APT888a:dbb7:2d49:b3f6:8605:bf4e:caed:e5a4Get888a:dbb7:2d49:b3f6:8605:bf4e:caed:e5a4orce-yes.
Peter"
    @spike1: "<quote>
And mplayer plays more still, if you download all the codecs from their
site.
which is nice..."
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